Why a Serial Killer in Boston Isn't a Totally Crazy Theory After All
The Charles River, Boston, MA. Photo taken from Asergeev.com During the weekend, Wentworth student Max Carbone disappeared from Roxbury after leaving a party early Saturday morning. The Boston Police Department released a statement, asking for the public's help to find the 19 year old sophomore. On Sunday, after dividing into two search parties, police found the body of Carbone in a wooded area. Since then, Boston police have released a statement saying the death of Carbone "doesn't appear to be suspicious." In a written statement to Boston.com, the parents of Carbone described Max as a "sweet, happy and loving son, brother, and friend. He was a hardworking student who cared about helping people. He will be missed dearly." Max Carbone, 19, was found dead in Roxbury on Sunday morning. Photo taken CBS Boston. This isn't the first time a young college man has been found dead in Boston. And this particular case has brought up speculation of t